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Display TTY
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Customise your terminal's output
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# +==== BEGIN display_tty =================+ # LOGO: # ..@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ # .@...........................#@ # @############################.@ # @...........................@.@ # @..#######################..@.@ # @.#########################.@.@ # @.##>_#####################.@.@ # @.#########################.@.@ # @.#########################.@.@ # @.#########################.@.@ # @.#########################.@.@ # @..#######################..@.@ # @...........................@.@ # @..+----+______________.....@.@ # @..+....+______________+....@.@ # @..+----+...................@.@ # @...........................@.# # @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@#. # /STOP # PROJECT: display_tty # FILE: log_level_tracker.py # CREATION DATE: 06-11-2025 # LAST Modified: 12:24:3 06-11-2025 # DESCRIPTION: # A module that allows you to display text with a few boilers (i.e. put your text in a square for titles). It also allows to log to the terminal by wrapping around the logging library. # @file log_level_tracker.py # @brief Provides the LogLevelTracker class to manage and track logging levels in the logging library. # @details This module allows adding custom logging levels, retrieving levels by name or value, and injecting the LogLevelTracker class into the logging library for extended functionality. # /STOP # COPYRIGHT: (c) Henry Letellier # PURPOSE: File in charge of containing the child that class in charge of tracking the available levels. # // AR # +==== END display_tty =================+